Former Southern U A.D. Found Not Guilty Of Prostitution
January 19, 2012 /
WWLTV.com
HOSUTON, Tx. – A former Southern University athletic director has been acquitted on prostitution charges.
It took a Texas jury a half hour of deliberation to acquit Greg LaFleur Wednesday.
LaFleur was arrested in Houston last April, after authorities said he solicited sex from an undercover officer posing as a prostitute.
Southern University fired him a few days later.
He had been with the school for six years.
LaFleur is now suing the university over breach of contract.
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